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11 ways to reduce your IT costs now

CIO Business Intelligence

Economic uncertainty, increased competition, sustainability concerns, shareholder expectations, and regulatory challenges are also top of mind. Contractors and vendors should be treated like your car insurance,” says Pratt. A major cost-cutting measure we’re undergoing is evaluating and consolidating vendors.

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CIOs press ahead for gen AI edge — despite misgivings

CIO Business Intelligence

If anything, 2023 has proved to be a year of reckoning for businesses, and IT leaders in particular, as they attempt to come to grips with the disruptive potential of this technology — just as debates over the best path forward for AI have accelerated and regulatory uncertainty has cast a longer shadow over its outlook in the wake of these events.

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How to create a culture of innovation

CIO Business Intelligence

The greatest barrier to innovation is competing priorities and lack of time to innovate, observes Santhosh Keshavan, executive vice president and CIO of financial and insurance services firm Voya. Now the capability is embedded in the product development process. Things like that set a path to innovation” and quick wins, Merlin says.

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12 Cloud Computing Risks & Challenges Businesses Are Facing In These Days

datapine

More and more CRM, marketing, and finance-related tools use SaaS business intelligence and technology, and even Adobe’s Creative Suite has adopted the model. We mentioned the hot debate surrounding data protection in our definitive business intelligence trends guide. Security issues. Cost management and containment.

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Fact-based Decision-making

Peter James Thomas

This piece was prompted by both Olaf’s question and a recent article by my friend Neil Raden on his Silicon Angle blog, Performance management: Can you really manage what you measure? It is hard to account for such tweaking in measurement systems. Some relate to inherent issues with what is being measured.

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